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The Angola Debt and Securities Exchange (BODIVA) and the UNDP have recently signed a memorandum of understanding to promote the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Angola through the issuance of sustainable financial instruments, according to the institution. The agreement was signed under the Investment Support and Technical Assistance Platform (PISTA), an initiative of the UNDP Climate and Energy Centre in Rome. The memorandum is part of a set of 15 projects focused on the “Expansion of Sustainable Financing for a Just Energy Transition in Angola,” with funding of up to USD 170,000. The partnership between BODIVA and the UNDP aims to strengthen Angola’s financial ecosystem, ensuring that the private sector has access to the necessary tools and knowledge to attract investments focused on sustainable development. The project also seeks to support the energy transition and position Angola as a hub for issuing sustainable bonds and financial instruments in the region. With this memorandum, Angola advances in meeting the SDGs and positions itself on the global stage of responsible investments, positively impacting the environment and society. The partnership reinforces the commitment to the future of Angola’s capital market, focusing on inclusive growth and benefiting the population. Mercado The post Angola: BODIVA And UNDP Sign Memorandum to Boost Sustainable Investments And Energy Transition appeared first on 360 Mozambique.